One of the behaviors necessary in the practice of critical care nursing is the ability to think independently and to apply the principles of critical thinking
Which personal characteristic or action is most likely to foster development of independent and critical thinking?
A) Continuing one's education voluntarily
B) Seeking promotion within administrative structures
C) Adhering absolutely to policy and procedure rules
D) Delivering care based solely on physician orders
A
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1. Examine the child's head for parasites. 2. Document a possible nervous disorder in the child. 3. Ask the mother if she has noted the behavior before. 4. Apply personal protective equipment.
Which technique would be most beneficial for ambulation of a client who is visually impaired?
A) Speak before touching the client. B) Provide a detailed description of the room and walkway. C) Allow client to follow your lead. D) Provide the client with a see-eye guide dog.
The nurse understands that which occurring soon after birth can indicate cystic fibrosis?
a. Murmur b. Hypoglycemia c. Meconium ileus d. Muscle weakness
A nurse is caring for a client with loss of proprioception. He uses a bed with side rails. What measure should the nurse implement to prevent discomfort and support independence for the client when using a bed with side rails?
A) Keep only one side rail of the bed up. B) Set the bed 3 feet above the ground. C) Place a chair to support the client when climbing down. D) Move side rails when client wants to move off the bed.